Australian Corporate Lawyer - Autumn 2018

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theAustraliancorporatelawyer The confidence to be agile 2 | VOLUME 29, ISSUE 1 – AUTUMN 2018
theAustralian corporatelawyer acla.acc.com Volume Number 29 Issue Number 1 REGULARS 4 5 6 42 PRESIDENT’S REPORT FEATURES PERSPECTIVES Mike Madden 8 10 PERCEIVED ETHICAL DUTIES OF CORPORATE AND IN-HOUSE LAWYERS 14 18 CREATE A COMPLIANCE AND ETHICS PROGRAM FROM SCRATCH 20 22 DO LAWYERS NEED TO RETHINK ETHICS IN AN INCREASINGLY DIGITAL WORLD? A DAY IN THE LIFE Graham Wladimiroff CAN COMPLIANCE AND INNOVATION CO-EXIST? YOUR PROFESSIONAL ROLE AND ETHICS ACC GLOBAL UPDATE STEPS TO ACHIEVING POSITIVE COMPLIANCE ACC Australia ACN 003 186 767 Editorial Editor: Andrew McCallum T: (61) 3 9248 5548 E: a.mccallum@acc.com Journal Sponsorship and Advertising Are you interested in reaching 4,000 ACC members Australia-wide? Please contact: Andrew McCallum T: (61) 3 9248 5548 E: a.mccallum@acc.com If you are interested in other sponsorship opportunities with ACC Australia, please contact: Ingrid Segota T: (61) 3 9248 5511 E: i.segota@accglobal.com Letters to the Editor You are invited to submit letters to the editor by email: a.mccallum@acc.com Articles for Publication If you have an article you would like to submit for publication, please contact: Andrew McCallum T: (61) 3 9248 5548 E: a.mccallum@acc.com Contributions are included at ACC Australia’s discretion and may be edited. General Enquiries T: (61) 3 9248 5500 E: ausmembership@acc.com W: acla.acc.com Publisher The Australian Corporate Lawyer is published by ACC Australia. 24 26 KEEPING THE HOUSE ETHICALLY CLEAN ESTABLISHING EFFECTIVE COMPLIANCE FRAMEWORKS USING DATA ANALYTICS 28 30 HARNESSING THE MILLENNIAL MINDSET ETHICAL DECISION-MAKING 32 34 CLASS ACTIONS AND FUNDED LITIGATION 36 38 GLOBAL SUBSIDIARY COMPLIANCE THE WEAKEST LINK THREE TRENDS IN ETHICS AND COMPLIANCE IN 2018 Disclaimer The opinions, advice and information contained in this publication may not be shared by ACC Australia. They are solely offered in pursuance of the object of ACC Australia to provide an information service to corporate lawyers. The Association issues no invitation to any member or other person to act or rely upon such opinions, advice or information and it accepts no responsibility for any of them. It intends by this statement to exclude liability for any such opinions, advice or information. Readers should rely on their own enquiries in making any decisions which relate to the content here. 40 CONNECT AND INFLUENCE THROUGH THE POWER OF YOUR STORY VOLUME 29, ISSUE 1 – AUTUMN 2018 | 3
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